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Mummification is the ancient practice of preserving a deceased body to prevent decay, primarily associated with ancient Egyptian culture. This process involved removing internal organs, treating the body with preservatives like natron, and wrapping it in linen. Mummification was often linked to religious beliefs about the afterlife, as it was thought to help the deceased in their journey beyond death. While most famously practiced in Egypt, variations of mummification have been found in other cultures around the world.

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